Raining? Then you Needa CREDA! (General Comments / Advice)

Member Name: carolinesite

Product:	General Comments / Advice
Date:	02/09/00 (665 review reads)
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Advantages: Nice looking, well priced and no need to iron some clothes

Disadvantages: Can take up kitchen space when not in use

Please excuse the awful headline but at the moment I have piles of washing on my kitchen floor and it is raining!!!
Don't envy me huh?

I prefer to hang my washed clothes outside on the line especially when there is a slight wind because the clothes feel and smell so fresh. Unfortunately during the winter months this is not possible but on milder winter days I can put them outside for a while and then bring them in and hang them on my indoor drying rail, making the kitchen smell nice and fresh too.

Most of the time during winter I use a tumble dryer. They are very useful things especially on wet days and when you need those clothes dried quickly.

They can take up kitchen space but some people are lucky enough to have utility rooms or even room in their garages to keep them.

The make of mine is a Creda. In fact my last 2 dryer's have been Creda's. They are nice looking, value for money, energy efficient and you can dry a wide range of fabric's in it.
When I purchased this one 2 years ago, I did not go out to buy a Creda. I wanted a dryer with all the above features and after looking around Curry's at all the model's I felt it was the Creda Autodry that offered them all!

It has a 2 setting heat control, takes up to 11lb of clothes and you can place delicate fabic's in it without fear of ruining them.

Most of my clothes when they come out of this dryer do not even need ironing, that is if you get them out straight away.

My previous Creda lasted for over 10 years so I am hoping this will also live that long or even longer. For the price it is an excellent choice.

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